Droughts are threatening California's water supply. The state is racing to save what's left.
The US faces a $625 billion cost to repair its drinking- and clean-water infrastructure.
Transforming Business: Infrastructure
EV chargers are too boring — and it's holding us back from electrifying the classic American road trip
Building an EV charger is just the first step. More amenities at charging stations can improve the experience and convince more people to go electric.
Flying taxis are closer than ever to reality. The booming industry needs to overcome infrastructure hurdles.
The US's first electric air taxis are expected to start flying commercially next year, igniting a market analysts say may be worth $1 trillion by 2040.
One of the US's busiest cruise ports can't keep up with America's love for vacations at sea — but an urgent new terminal will help meet the demand for giant cruise ships
Port Canaveral's cruise terminals are so in demand that it's starting to turn away business. To alleviate this, it's quickly building a new terminal.
What it will take to modernize the American grid and usher in the clean-energy revolution
The US grid is ill-equipped to handle what's coming. Here's what it will take to modernize the grid and reach our carbon-pollution-free energy goals.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Making the power grid 'smart' could save us all money and prevent blackouts. Chattanooga made the $280 million investment.
The electric grid in Chattanooga, Tennessee, is one of the smartest in the nation. It's a peek at the ultraresilient power system of the future.
The $6 billion project to power 1 million NY homes with clean energy is the first of its kind
CHPE is a $6 billion project set to start powering 1 million homes with renewable energy in 2026.
Electrification could overwhelm energy grids. Startups are betting on AI to make sure that doesn't happen.
Investors are looking to AI and data startups to make energy grids smarter and overcome infrastructure problems.
Bipartisan laws are pouring billions into new infrastructure, and it could be a rare opportunity to make communities safer and more sustainable
The US needs to invest trillions in infrastructure, civil engineers say. President Joe Biden has signed three laws aiming to fund projects nationwide.